Rolex 5512 SCG, 5513 PCG and 5513 RCG... Three generations under one roof

[rolojack]

Well, I could achieve a very futile dream : have all three major bodies evolution of the basic sub. Square CG, Pointed CG and round CG. So similar, yet so different !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Lolex_panelai]

sweet!

[Revere]

I love the SCG build. I've been planning a 6542 build after my 6538, but may end up going for a SCG because they look so unique! For whatever reason, it's a less popular one I guess...

[508-Fanatic]

They are glorious! Love my 5513 PCG.  Where can I get one of those period specific boxes?

[rolojack]

They are glorious! Love my 5513 PCG.  Where can I get one of those period specific boxes?

very simply on ebay... Patience and you will find at a fair price. Having a set really completes the watch! It does not look as good mixed up with other watches in an anonymous box.

[Champagnesky]

Love those watches!

[508-Fanatic]

At the risk of being told to do, yet more reading, believe me I have looked - can anyone identify the *right* case for a '66 Submariner?

[droptopman]

Birth year so lots of reading. Cool period as both the Sub and GMT offered gilt and non gilt dials in 66. As far as I know regular crown guards on a 66 5512/13 Sub.

[508-Fanatic]

I've been trying to source out the #'s... like 66.00.00143 or whatever the f   

but in my research I haven't found anything that's conclusive for 1966 and the #'s can be misleading.

[droptopman]

Serials should be in the 1,300,000-1,500,00 range. But check here http://www.vintagerolexforum.com/

[Dlf]

lovely stuff RJ!

super builds!

Nice crown height in the SCG, you're PCG was my motivation now I weld every watch I build...

im working on an Eagle beak and SCG next, and designing a tulip dial.

Edited August 19, 2015 by Dlf

[aphillipe]

SO BEAUTIFUL!